... Ca7ne in since our 7ast.-The Cornwallis, Stacev, and. the Constantia, Moyse, from Waterford-the Fame, G'imore, and the Hibernia, Davis, from' Cork-the Marquis of 'Wellington, Hyde, from Dublin-the Eliza, Silcock, from St. hlic4aei's- the Maria, 'Iregarthen, froml Jersey' the Mentor, Dowtiala, from New York-the Friends, Mackay, from Tobag.-aud the William and Mary, Morgan, from Dublin. Arrivdd. ...

... P.L;LYMOU '£0X, May. s5e 1° l1 Ilondray. Wind S. S. W. cloudy. The temains of the Cap)tain, of 74, borlt in Hamoare and sunk, were ?? up hy tile yard lutoog atd two line of battle ships., andare wn)W safe on ure, and out of passage way. The artifidert on completing- their arduous job gave niae heartyecheers.-l his morning the baggage of the Salop regbi'efiit was embarked from the Barbican, and ...

... ; mialtuaplo Kallaall Airlitto.., I vOBRN-EXCHANGE, Monday, March 1o. There was a small supply of English Wheat this morning, which experienced a brisk sale at the early part of the market, at an advance of .2. per quarter since last Monday.-Fine Barleys were Is. per quarter ?? Pease maintained tbeirprice. -Grey Pease being in demand for shipping, advanced 2s. per ?? a small supply of ...

... MAltr-LANE, August 2f9.-Tlhe arrival of W~heat thlis mirnint from Essiex and Ken'tt *vas rather large, ptsrticularlv fioluu rro forumer couinty, and the q~uality cf be ness Wtheat, o~n ti~e ls;;;tL. but mriddling; hence the trade was delil, and though a fewv iii ?? ?? runs wsere disposed of' on muchl the *amne terms as hiha se'nnight, isa consider prices generalvs hens~n is. taO s. per quj:rtl ...

... 33jilAol J);ice-curvalt. M~arkets for evary descripotio of produce continue e'isuemely dull. M turn. Brown Sugar. 72s. to 74,. Fa~iick Jaitaaca . .. . il. lto I9i, ltlid~m,t'i .. 760. to ?? (n i ll ?? . 'I 10I. G oi BS-. to S4S. &ii 31out ?? 71. to Cl. Ii's. F-inte Otis. vo 91.. l Woil, Lwiii,sas . ?? 6-. LI Il. BrowtnI UIttit .it ?? LIi ?? . Src~olid ?? (A. [le-tter, Lump ?? LOSS, toI) 12.14. ...

... Etc aew v IARr-LATsE, Feb. I.-Towards the close of last week ther wras more briskness in the Wheat trade, and rather better price wvere made; and the arrivals from Essex and Kent this menusin bein'e very small, as also the supply since thi, Jay se'nnight ver! mod~eiatc, the sales were bris!;, anid the stand-, generally cucaged a; ern advance of from 3s. to 4s. per quarter. Having ssine ...

... *-xrw eatteS in Ai/ce 0se'r ?? Rosewar'n, Cundy, apd the Two ns Brothers, from Geioa-the William, Stewart, from Leg- nt horn-the Willon, Pope, from Marseilles-the Dove, Fowler, from Cadiz-the Friends, Walkeri and the John and William, Collins, from St. Michael's-the Pyreisnees, Goyetche, from le Bayonne-the Berwickshire Packet; Day, and the Peggy and iMary, -, from ?? Lively, Parminster, from ...

... Caminlsne insbe e/ et~. .The Ann, Youlng, flon Honduran-tltt ,'Simon 'l'sylor, Leslie, from Barbados anid St. A oidress's, New .Brmzuwrvic-the Mcob, Motsre,and the Thiomasc, Dickinson, from Riga-.- the B rothers, Stephens, fromrr Slig>o-the ('oross~allis, Stacev, the Catharinle, Sharp: the Fame, L owther ; thte British I sle, *Da v, aind th e Escspe j Joneas; froml W alerf ord-th ti 3ientry ...

... THlE QU-ARTER's REVENUE. We have great pleasure in submitting to our readers thle follc e: r Stat etuetit of the prodtiuce of the ?? for the qV nt r which elnded the 10ot1 instanit, togethirn with t a Itatetnelt or the prodtiee of ?? corresponding qunrwer last year. as ap')cars ill the Conrier of Sa- ttitrdly. Prndace-of the Rerenue of Great B3rtaill in the qaatrltrs ended tie 10th days of ...

... 01 .I fMoll'baWo to ol?- ?? - la. I ?? -J 13 t'ofl N- iFXCIIA NG, X ndagiJqqliU y 13. rle.re was a large stipply of Grain in geheral this ?? WVheat experienced a dull sale kt a declilleof ?? per quarter-and the inferior sorts tmay be (qu1oled front 4s. to 53. cbeaper since last Monday. -Finel Barleys are searce and fully maintain their fornmer prices; but the ordinary samples were con- ...

... 7.iB LT O or glie SLAVE TRADE. NOTn, m~O N VISCOUNT (ASTLEREAcGHI TO PRINCE TALLEYR AN D. .P1'aris, July 27, 1815. piinec.-TfliC Official Order to the Admiralty, hichl 1 had tlie honoutr of tranismittinig to your l1jlllg'ess oil the 23th, having, suspended hostilitics tie coast of France, and aigaiinst French ships tile X hite Flag, I have been directed by my (c23t. witholut delay, to eal] Il ...

... ?? , Ot - ?? TS'he folnwiia!* ?? wbich has reacved t¢vn froT siris, 'is \nferesti-, chiefly as ?? tlie ?? en- tertailled ir*re, upon cotnit 'rcial subjects; and the ek- oetitatioln& winvhb .hve lreen foimelof der nidvan- t.tges from resuming the ?? between Fraaec' and the l iotet1 States of A~iwricat- 4 $fs , Ji. 1, T810.- 11 The mnev.' ants have lately ?? sr cral colnere?ci '0i1 tile ...